Trójpanelowe Porównanie Realizmu Toyoty Celica

Vertical comparison image in a 3:4 portrait layout, divided into exactly three equal horizontal panels separated by thin white divider lines. No captions or overlay text. Subject: A [white Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205] shown from a front-left three-quarter angle with a low stance, white multi-spoke wheels, large rear wing, hood scoop vent, round twin headlamps, front bumper fog lights, side decal reading “GT-FOUR”, and a Japanese license plate displaying [22-31]. The vehicle design remains consistent across all three panels. Setting: Nighttime urban industrial road in [Japan], wet asphalt after rain with reflective puddles, concrete pillars, chain-link fencing, elevated highway overpass, and warm receding streetlights with circular bokeh. Panels: - Top panel: The real full-size car captured with standard automotive photography. Razor-sharp body lines, natural vehicle proportions, deep asphalt reflections, and balanced cinematic night illumination. - Middle panel: The same real car shot with a tilt-shift miniature effect. Selective focus plane, exaggerated shallow depth of field with heavy top and bottom blur, creating a toy-like diorama scale illusion from the same angle. - Bottom panel: A plastic scale model of the same car photographed at a low angle to mimic a real vehicle. Subtle plastic model texture and panel seams, macro shallow depth of field, and realistic wet-pavement reflections. Lighting and Style: Photorealistic automotive triptych, rich contrast between warm orange sodium lamps and cool blue ambient night tones, glossy white paint, no people, no extra vehicles, no watermarks.